It's the one blower type, I was thinking about just changing the motor out, it seems like it would be easier
Pacific Energy Parts (Blower Motor) replacement
- Thread starter 69800
- Start date
-
Active since 1995, Hearth.com is THE place on the internet for free information and advice about wood stoves, pellet stoves and other energy saving equipment.
We strive to provide opinions, articles, discussions and history related to Hearth Products and in a more general sense, energy issues.
We promote the EFFICIENT, RESPONSIBLE, CLEAN and SAFE use of all fuels, whether renewable or fossil.
- Status
Hogwildz
Minister of Fire
I forgot to tell you, you will have to cut two sets wires, that are connected with permanent connectors. Just pigtail them back together and use small wire nuts on them.
It helps to either take a digital photo of everything before disconnecting the wires, or labeling them with tape.
Hogwildz
Minister of Fire
Hogwildz
Minister of Fire
I could not separate the fan cage from the motor shaft, so I just took the new motor and fan cage out of the new housing, an installed them as a unit into the old housing.
Clean the blower and fan cage annually and the blower will last a good few years.
Here is a link to where I bought my replacement.
It is the exact same part assy. At $101.67 it is actually $5.00 cheaper than when I bought mine in 2009. Plus about $10.00 shipping.
http://www.emotorpro.com/115-volt-3-speed-180-cfm-fasco-blower-assembly-b47120.aspx
Clean the blower and fan cage annually and the blower will last a good few years.
Here is a link to where I bought my replacement.
It is the exact same part assy. At $101.67 it is actually $5.00 cheaper than when I bought mine in 2009. Plus about $10.00 shipping.
http://www.emotorpro.com/115-volt-3-speed-180-cfm-fasco-blower-assembly-b47120.aspx
Last edited:
- Status
